AntDX316
So basically you just backed up my theory about the wheel looking at similar basic coding of every car. It doesn't really watch for load on the front wheels when braking and turning or the increasing downforce on the Oval of Daytona with an X1 of each mph or even the difference between setting maximum wing to minimum wing of cars with a complete aero kit, it just watches for speed threshold and conditions such as bumps and grass/runoff then determines how much FFB to apply.
What I just said is where GT5 has hit it's limitation. The PC has been doing the FFB conditions with downforce, front load weight, tire pressure density, suspension rate, all that stuff for years. GT5 is just a game for the masses of people who can't really afford to own a true racing simulator. Everyone saying every PC racing game is at standard or inferior to GT5 don't really know what they are talking about. To make matters worse, GT5's sound reproduction sounds nothing like real life. To get into detail it's because the PS3's sound reproduction capability is not really there. You need a dedicated sound card and/or a seriously fast processor to calculate such task or you can say bye bye to your constant frame rate when you have a lot of high quality audio going on at the same time.*****
LOLWUT! AntDX316 you are completely clueless on everything you just said, the PS3 has a dedicated sound card how the hell do you think it produces the quality of audio it does? People have compared it to $1,000 Blu Ray players and $500 sound cards over at AVSForums where myself am subscribed and have been for quite some time, being an audiophile myself there's no sound card you can buy for at least around $250 that will beat the PS3's internal but (obviously dedicated, I mean...really...?) sound card, finally, the Cell processor in the PS3 embarrasses even the fastest i7 you can buy at 176 useable GFLOPS (Google it) to just a puny 50 on the i7.
GT5's physics have been compared to rFactor and has indeed leveled w/ it, simple as that, there was even a Car and Driver issue about how GT5 is extremely accurate. No one w/ any knowledge of the PS3 or GT5's physics would agree w/ your statements, simple as that.
